What is the purpose of compulsory voting in Australia?
- To make sure the people have a say in who governs ✓
- To make sure every party receives the same support
- To make sure the government keeps its promises
- To make sure elections are held at regular times
Why this is the answer
When everyone must vote, the result reflects the whole community's choice of who will govern and represent them.
This question is from: Voting
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